End of Life Decision Making

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End of Life Decision Making - 23-06-2008, 07:00 AM

Richard Sutcliffe writes about medical ethics and end of life decision making in a short story format.For a Thursday it’s unusually quiet on the wards and so you take the opportunity to see Eleanor an elderly lady who’s been admitted this morning with pneumonia.‘Good morning, my names Dr Rochester, and how are we this morning?’ [...]

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